Torley Linden supplies the latest in his excellent series of tutorials on getting the best out of the Second Life viewer.
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Torley Linden supplies the latest in his excellent series of tutorials on getting the best out of the Second Life viewer.
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All the details here. Essentially, they’re after Second Life residents who are willing to speak with the media on their life in-world.
Jump on in!
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Linden Lab has a long standing mantra of being as transparent as possible although over the past year this has been tested in the customer service area, with a number of changes undertaken with little consultation or notice. A small step back in the other direction has occurred with the announcement that customer service metrics will be released each month.
The metrics themselves are rudimentary but at least provide some ideas on service trends. It’d be nice to see statistics around abandon rates (how many people gave up waiting in queue on the phone) and number of support tickets were resolved rather than number of tickets submitted.
Credit for another step in transparency but it’s far from full transparency at this stage.
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As Linden Labs say themselves, the short story on the technology is “killer skies”. The initial shots supplied certainly live up to that description:

The Windlight-enabled viewer is available “now” for PC users – though I can’t find the specific download link. No firm date on the Mac release as yet.
What’s not clear for Australian users of SL is the impact on bandwidth and whether lag will increase further. However, announcements like this do flag the oncoming wave of enhancements resulting from open sourcing SL. And here’s a YouTube video provided by Linden Labs to showcase Windlight:
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